Mapped: a projection mapping AI photoshoot
In Mapped a video projector is the only light, so this projection mapping portrait happens in a dark studio. Contour lines, a fine grid, water caustics and huge fragments of your own face wrap the body and bend with its shape.
- Lens
- 50 mm
- Aperture
- f/2.8
- Shutter
- 1/60 s
- ISO
- 1600
- Light
- 20,000 lm projector
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Six frames from this shoot
Five frames and one detail, made by haloshot from three phone photos of one person.
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Detail · Mapped
About the projection mapping look
A 20,000-lumen projector paints each frame with a different texture: electric cyan contours over the nose and cheekbones, warm white water ripples down the outfit, a giant projected eye across the cheek and the wall. Its cone shows in light haze, and everything outside the beam is black. A 50 mm lens at f/2.8 sits beside the projector, at 1/60 s and ISO 1600.
Clothes, place and when to pick it
For a projection surface, the outfit stays white: a sculptural jacket with rounded padded volumes and a high stand collar, wide white pants and white cotton gloves. Hands rise into the beam and catch the lines. It suits a creative technologist portfolio, a speaker profile at a tech or arts event or an electronic music release.
How it works
Add three photos of yourself: face, half turn and full length. haloshot renders a free five-frame preview of Mapped with your face. Pick the frames you like and keep them in 4:5 HD.
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